Brigitte Bardot is a name that millions of people all over the world recognize. She rose to fame as an actress and singer, and eventually became an animal rights activist. She was born Brigitte Anne-Marie Bardot in France in September of 1934, in the throes of the Great Depression. She is often referred to as “B.B” both publicly and professionally. You will see here some of her early work.
Empowering Roles
In the ‘50s and ‘60s, Brigitte Bardot shined brighter than most when she became famous for the empowering roles she played in major motion pictures. The women she often portrayed are emancipated and judgement-adverse and they fully embrace their lifestyle as they see fit.
A Popular Cultural Icon
In 1973, Bardot retired from the industry although before then, she was as respected and revered as they come. Both then and now, she is a popular cultural icon.